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Prenatal prediction of spinal muscular atrophy

Prenatal prediction of spinal muscular atrophy
Prenatal prediction of spinal muscular atrophy
Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is a common cause of inherited morbidity and mortality in childhood. The wide range of phenotypes in SMA, uncertainty regarding its mode of inheritance, and the suggestion of linkage heterogeneity have complicated the genetic counselling of parents of affected children. The locus responsible for autosomal recessive SMA has been mapped to 5q11.2-q13.3. The most likely order of loci is cen-D5S6-(SMA,D5S125)-(JK53CA1/2,D5S112)-D5S3 9-qter, with highly polymorphic loci being identified at JK53CA1/2 and D5S39. We describe linkage studies with another highly polymorphic locus, D5S127, that is closely linked to D5S39. This genetic map can be used as the basis for genetic counselling in families with autosomal recessive SMA. Appropriate allowance can be made for sporadic cases owing to non-inherited causes and for linkage heterogeneity or misdiagnoses.
0022-2593
165-170
Daniels, R.J.
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Suthers, G.K.
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Morrison, K.E.
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Thomas, N.H.
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Francis, M.J.
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Mathew, C.G.
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Loughlin, S.
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Heiberg, A.
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Wood, D.
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Dubowitz, V.
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Daniels, R.J.
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Suthers, G.K.
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Morrison, K.E.
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Thomas, N.H.
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Francis, M.J.
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Mathew, C.G.
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Loughlin, S.
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Heiberg, A.
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Wood, D.
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Dubowitz, V.
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Daniels, R.J., Suthers, G.K., Morrison, K.E., Thomas, N.H., Francis, M.J., Mathew, C.G., Loughlin, S., Heiberg, A., Wood, D. and Dubowitz, V. (1992) Prenatal prediction of spinal muscular atrophy. Journal of Medical Genetics, 29 (3), 165-170. (PMID:1348091)

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Abstract

Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is a common cause of inherited morbidity and mortality in childhood. The wide range of phenotypes in SMA, uncertainty regarding its mode of inheritance, and the suggestion of linkage heterogeneity have complicated the genetic counselling of parents of affected children. The locus responsible for autosomal recessive SMA has been mapped to 5q11.2-q13.3. The most likely order of loci is cen-D5S6-(SMA,D5S125)-(JK53CA1/2,D5S112)-D5S3 9-qter, with highly polymorphic loci being identified at JK53CA1/2 and D5S39. We describe linkage studies with another highly polymorphic locus, D5S127, that is closely linked to D5S39. This genetic map can be used as the basis for genetic counselling in families with autosomal recessive SMA. Appropriate allowance can be made for sporadic cases owing to non-inherited causes and for linkage heterogeneity or misdiagnoses.

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Published date: March 1992
Organisations: Medical Education

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Local EPrints ID: 399561
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/399561
ISSN: 0022-2593
PURE UUID: de307a1a-6b52-4ab2-a824-196eab4819c5
ORCID for K.E. Morrison: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-0216-5717

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Author: R.J. Daniels
Author: G.K. Suthers
Author: K.E. Morrison ORCID iD
Author: N.H. Thomas
Author: M.J. Francis
Author: C.G. Mathew
Author: S. Loughlin
Author: A. Heiberg
Author: D. Wood
Author: V. Dubowitz

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